Jay Pipes

> /proc/cpuinfo seems to be variable across platforms, should we use sysfs (like lscpu) instead ? I would definitely be open to this idea, @rockrush.

@fromanirh did you want to rebase this and have it reviewed?

Hi @pwFoo! I've only really investigated getting the GPU driver information for the graphics cards module, just because that's the only time I've needed the driver information to interact with...

@avishayt Sorry to get to this so late, but iSCSI is not the drive type, AFAIK. SCSI is the storage controller interface, and all iSCSI drives should appear as HDD...

> Hey, so checking back in on this. #305 is now resolved. @fromanirh did you have a chance to revisit this issue? Thanks! @taigrr yes, please rebase and un-draft your...

@nevermore-muyi hi! thanks for your submission! Are you suggesting that instead of returning an UNKNOWN disk type, we should check for whether the disk is rotational, and if not, return...

@nevermore-muyi we are considering creating a separate package for devicemappings/devicemapper. [See conversation here](https://github.com/jaypipes/ghw/issues/298).

@avishayt @fromanirh I am hesitant to support multipath "devices" just like [I am hesitant to support loopback devices](https://github.com/jaypipes/ghw/pull/310#issuecomment-1077674079). This hesitation is especially true for mapper "devices" which aren't really devices...

@avishayt @fromanirh I might be convinced to add an entirely separate Go package for devicemappers, though. Such a package would treat device mappings/mappers as a separate construct (that would reference...

Hi @audiolion! Thanks very much for the bug report! I'll look into a fix ASAP.